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30 April 2010, 05:26 AM | #1 |
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Cream Explorer
I know this isn'r as rare as the full creme version but I have seen it listed in certain publications and it seems to have some value.. Can someone please verify?
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30 April 2010, 05:29 AM | #2 |
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With orginal Tritium hands it will be worth more. In my book it's not more valuable than a another Tritium ExpII.
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That watch is a long way from a "Cream Exp II", which is a term strictly about the early dials, not the markers.
What concerns me about it is that the tritium markers are darkened, as sometimes happens, but the hands are still crisp white.. This would not happen easily naturally...........
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So, the hands have been changed or are you just suggesting I put Tritium on it. I thought that the discolored hour markers made it more rare??
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30 April 2010, 05:36 AM | #5 |
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I have a japanese rolex guide book at the 1991 that they show is exact to this one. the book is called "world masterpieces"
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someone will pay a little more but that is not me. All Tritium dial will looks like that you shows after some time. I hate my Sea Dweller when it looks like this. Now it looks like this and I love it.
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Amazing pics!
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Japanese and Rolex is not the same as the rest of the world. Over there they have name for everything and there are guys that will pay premium for rare things. Sorry but I will still say the ExpII you shows is not rare, maybe not what you see everyday.
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I can't speak to the book you cite except to say that some books are not authoritative in nature..
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as long as it's not fake then it works for me!
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Exactly.............
It's a great looking watch.. Just not likely worth paying anything extra for......
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appreciate everyone's feedback!
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